Speaking on the Wrighty’s House Podcast, Ian Wright has claimed that Moise Kean may have played his final game for Everton.
The Italian striker has spent this season out on loan at PSG, and Wright believes that he won’t be keen to come back to Goodison Park.
Kean made headlines this week after netting a goal against Barcelona in the Champions League.
“He’s gone in there and you do not play to the levels he’s playing if you’re not comfortable, you just can’t do it, because even if the players embrace you and you’re not comfortable with where you live and that, you’re not comfortable.”
Wright then went on to speak about the striker’s struggles at Everton, before concluding that he expects him to stay at PSG on a permanent basis.
“He’s come to Everton and he’s kind of like stumbling into it, and we’ve seen it in games where it’s not happening for him, but for it to be happening for him at PSG with top players, it’s a lovely thing to see.
“They should try and keep him, I can’t see him wanting to come back.”
Wright may well be correct here.
Kean is having the time of his life at PSG, and if the Ligue 1 outfit want to keep him, it’s going to be hard for Everton to knock back an approach for him.
It’s great to see that Kean has discovered his best form at PSG, but as Wright says, he may want to stay in France after such a positive first six months.
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